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Hikari iFrame: Japan gets Android-powered, inexpensive tablet PC
NTT, Japan’s biggest telecommunications company (its subsidiary NTT East, to be more exact) has unveiled the Hikari iFrame [JP] yesterday, an Android-powered tablet..."
New Details Emerge About The CrunchPad Tablet
According to the team, the CrunchPad will be priced around three and four hundred dollars and will support advertisements “without impacting the user experience”...."
Innovative Converged Devices to launch Android powered Vega Tablet PC
Seattle-based Innovative Converged Devices has announced a new product named Vega. Vega would be a Tablet PC like device which would run on Google Android 2.0..."
Five reasons why an Apple tablet makes sense now
About one year ago, we said that the UMPC essentially is dead (at least in mass-market terms) and suggested that someone should ask Apple to help design such a device...."
Review: Modbook Mac-based tablet shows promise, but limited appeal
I say that having spent two weeks with the Modbook, which is basically an Apple MacBook that's been converted into a tablet PC for designers or those who need a..."
ASUS R2E First Impressions
To date the R2E has not had a full review done on it and since I owned an R2H largely to my satisfaction for over a year I felt I was the best person in the team..."
Review: Axiotron ModBook
Axiotron aims to fill some of the gaps in Apple's lineup with the ModBook, a 13-inch MacBook reworked into a slate-style tablet PC. It's a clever bit of engineering,..."
Axiotron®’S Highly Anticipated And Award-Winning Modbook™ Ships To Consumers Today;...
Winner of Macworld Expo’s 2007 Best of Show Award, Axiotron’s High-End Slate-Style Modbook Integrates the Apple macbook® Computer’s Speed, Power, Usability and..."
Nokia impresses with latest Internet Tablet
Why it's cool: This is a great device to have at home as a quick and easy way to access the Internet without having to boot up a PC or notebook. It's also the closest..."
Apple Tablet PC is real, says Asus
Crave hangs with people in high places -- that's how we get exclusives and free food. A few weeks ago we were having a civilised dinner with our friends at Asus..."
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